Whatever one thinks about them, it doesn’t matter, this after the NCAA recently banned the practice that allowed teams to recruit away from campus.

The decision isn’t a good one for the Big Ten, but, more importantly, high school kids across the country.

These camps allowed athletes to get coached up, get noticed, and to maybe earn a scholarship. They exposed players to more coaches, which is never a bad thing. That opportunity is gone, a fact several current college football players, the same ones who benefited from satellite camps, are upset about.

Like, Michigan tight end-turned-fullback Khalid Hill. Read Hill’s full tweet about the topic at the top of this post.